Newsweek
The reemergence of despotism as a political force is attributable to American society falling prey to apathy, the growing belief that citizens’ voices don’t matter, and a sense of complacency that all is well.
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Leigha Serna
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The reemergence of despotism as a political force is attributable to American society falling prey to apathy, the growing belief that citizens’ voices don’t matter, and a sense of complacency that all is well.
